During the Covid pandemic, how has your public health agency
During the Covid pandemic, how has your public health agency collaborated and interacted with nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in your community?
During the Covid pandemic, how has your public health agency
For this discussion, you will visit the website of your local public health department or utilize other ways to gather information about its programming.
This discussion should consider the ways in which governmental public health agencies collaborated with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) during the recent and on-going Covid pandemic.
For your initial discussion comments you will consider the following:
1) During the Covid pandemic, how has your public health agency collaborated and interacted with nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in your community?
Identify TWO ways and provide examples for each.
2) How could your Public Health entity increase its collaborative efforts with community NGOs in order to prepare for any future pandemics?
Create a response to this statement
One way our Public Health entity can increase its collaborative efforts with community
non-governmental organizations to prepare for any future pandemics is having engagement within the community (Riegelman & Kirkwood, 2019).
With developing the community’s support, research teams can be conducted, and the members of the community can be apart of research on all levels (Riegelman & Kirkwood, 2019).
I am sure this would be timeconsuming and frustrating, especially if there is no interest show n.
If education is brought forward, Covid has affecte d everyone; you would be surprise d who would be willing to participate.
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The previous two chapters have reviewed the role of schools of public health and of other programs and schools in educating public health professionals.
While the committee is aware that public health professionals work in a variety of settings, there is a special relationship with the governmental public health agencies at the local, state, and federal level.
These agencies have a major responsibility for educating and training the current public
health workforce and future public health workers who have not received training elsewhere.